Migrant couple recounts their treacherous journey as Border Patrol braces in final hours before Title 42 ends
The stories and challenges of the migrants who have reached Tijuana, Mexico, are all unique. They come from different countries and continents.
A roughly 15 minute drive from the city, in a more rural part of Tijuana, is where the Embajadores de Jesus -- or Ambassadors of Jesus -- shelter is located. "People have to know we're living a very complicated situation," Denys Omilien told ABC7, speaking in Spanish. He and his wife Laura, both in their 30s, first immigrated to Chile from Haiti because of sociopolitical threats to their safety.
In Tijuana, they've found ways to secure clothes, food, and shelter for themselves and their toddler.
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